Musicians Form Permanent Union No. 442 in City
About 80 members joined the Musicians Protective Union No. 442 of the American Federation of Musicians. Officers elected include President William Verran and Vice President Perry Caldwell. meeting held at Frank X. Nagler’s cigar store.
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Musicians’ Protective Union No
American Federation of Musicians
William Verran
Perry Caldwell
Walter O. Hamilton
Herman Crawford
Claude Wright
Ben Wirt
Ed Merwin
Frank Lanterman
Frank X. Nagler
Mr. Rettere
Jesse Florey
Wreck Report Near Elliston Claims Fatalities
Helena Mont July 29 report says Northern Pacific No 16 wrecked near Elliston with five killed and the train set on fire. Source at depot offices described engine off the track. later reports call it a freight wreck and wrecking train was sent early this morning.
Dog Saves Store Till in Yakima Avenue Burglary
A watchdog at Fred Mailloux & Company on Yakima Avenue alerted when burglars rifled the till and safe. The dog barked as intruders entered, causing them to drop the till and flee. The till contained about 1,600 dollars. the store later found several 25 cent pieces scattered nearby. The skeleton key used to enter was left on the floor. The company lost between 15 and 20 dollars not due to the dog.
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Fred Mailloux & Company
Yakima Avenue
Mead Denounces Reports On Indeterminate Sentencing
Governor Mead calls recent Olympia articles unfair and untruthful over his stance on the indeterminate sentence law. He says the letter to the prison board only outlined what the law allows, not directives to grant paroles. He preserves executive and board discretion and notes possible impacts on parole numbers and sentence lengths.
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Mead
Olympia
Prison Board Trust
Oar
Dela's
Eally
Parole Reform Described With State Oversight
A description of the new parole law explains that a prisoner released early may remain under state supervision. The prison board may grant parole at minimum sentence expiry and supervise during parole. If reformation occurs final discharge is possible, but relapse could lead to return to the penitentiary.
Scoring Dairies for Government Evaluation in Washington
The text outlines a proposed government dairy scoring system led by the agricultural department. It assigns points for stable conditions including location construction cleanliness light and air, manure removal, milk house setup, utensils, water supply, storage, milking cleanliness, cooling, and transportation, with additional questions on herd tuberculin tests water quality and disease cases.
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Adams
Yakima
Washington
Agricultural Department
Good Advice for Midsummer from Waitsburg Times
The Waitsburg Times warns that a coal famine may hit next winter if townspeople do not stock up. With coal scarce, wood prices will rise and households should secure a fuel supply now to avoid shortages.
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Waitsburg
Man Found Alive After Wounding Self Identified
Capt. So 4 of the schooner St. C. Slade identified the man found on the street with throat and wrist wounds as his brother in law Brown P. Haugens. He arrived here this week.
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St. C
Green reports on booze sale suppress through Indian affairs
John W. Green, special agent of the Indian office, submits his annual year ending June 30 report. He began after January 1 visiting Washington and Idaho, noting allotment decisions. He worked with county officials to refuse license renewals for saloon keepers serving Indians, securing actions in Yakima County and North Yakima. Other counties and towns agreed to curb liquor traffic with Indians. Indictments issued in Idaho will be tried in September. Green aims to minimize traffic soon with continued action.
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John W. Green
Indian Office
Green
Washington
Idaho
State of
Yakima County
North Yakima
Kettle Falls
W. D. Wilbert
Gifford
Conconully
Joe McDonald
Wenatchee
Cashmere
Tekoa
State Fair efforts push for record 1907 exposition at North Yakima
President Sam Cameron Edward Remy J C Hubbell and George Graham lead a large push to make the 1907 state fair at North Yakima the biggest in the association's history. Cameron secured a 15009 state appropriation. Remy travels to recruit farmers and secures a cash prize for fruit exhibits. prizes total about 3500 with 2200 in fruit and vegetable awards. Hubbell concentrates on a strong poultry show with 1509 bird coops planned and a Northwest standout exhibit. Harry Jones moves goods from Yakima to Wapato for setup by next Tuesday.
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Board’ of Commissioners
North Yakima
State Fair Association
Sam Cameron
Edward Remy
Yakima County
J. C. Hubbel
Kittitas
George Graham
Yakima
Cameron, Sr
Cameron
Pugeti
Tacoma
Seattle
Washimeton
Remy
Spokane
Washington
J. C. Hubbell
Hubbell
Obituary of Mrs. Julia Maria Zediker 1843 1907
Mrs. Julia Maria Zediker died at 706 North Fourth Street on Friday July 26 1907 after a long illness from internal cancer. Born Julia Maria Douglass in Pulaski New York on September 21 1843 she married Dr. James F. Zediker August 15 1865 in Manchester Iowa and had eight children. Funeral services were at the Baptist church with remarks from Rev. F. C. Whitney and a large graveside ceremony at Talnor cemetery.
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Julia Maria Zediker
James F. Zediker
North Fourth Street
H. O. Maning
A. A. Bowman
Helton
Tacoma
Zediker
Pulaski
New York
Julia Maria Douglass
Manchester
E. D. Phillips
H. O. Manning
Wilmot E. Zediker
Pasadena
Cal
This City
A. B. Zediker
Alliance
Florida
E. 8. Gunn
Lincoln
Neb
Zeno Z. Zediker
Zellen Zediker
Adella Zediker
Baptist Church
Battist
F. C. Whitney
Paul
Messrs
Ernest Douglass
Lloyd Phelps
Zillah
P. L. Zediker
Dr. Zediker
Claude Zediker
W. R
God Almighty Looses Wreck After Sheep Herder Delays Train
A crazed Tolde area sheepherder derailed Great Northern passenger train No. 3 near Tolde station 11 miles east of Havre Montana after claiming God Almighty ordered him to act. The crash killed the fireman and injured several passengers. The man sat by the switch and justified the act saying a divine command guided him. He was jailed in Havre after relief trains carried him there.
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Havre
Blind Pig Raid In Toppenish Targets Nichols and Hunter
Marshal Lindsay raided the Nichols and Hunter drug store in Toppenish Sunday uncovering nine barrels of beer a barrel of whiskey and a barrel of wine. The proprietors were arrested under nuisance laws and had been fined last week for selling liquor. The alcohol seized will be placed in court records with possible future proceedings in Toppenish.
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Toppenish
Marshal Lindsay
Nichols & Hunter
Toppen
Disappearance of H E Nicolai Stirs Sunnyside Citizens
Still searching for H E Nicolai who vanished on June 29, with reports of sightings denied by locals. Detectives are active as wife suspects foul play from threats and insulting cards, while others doubt voluntary disappearance and question his last whereabouts.
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Sunnyside
H. E. Nicolai
Wiscormilt
Sphace
Jwork
No Remedy for Tomato Blight Declared by Professor
A Mabton farmer asks about a tomato blight remedy. Prof Beattie of Pullman says there is no cure. After years of study at the experiment station, no prevention found. shade growth or thick row sowing slightly reduce blight but not enough to prevent it.
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Mabton
Beattie
Pullman
The Vegetable Treatment Blood Purifier Recipe
A handwritten advertisement promotes a DIY blood purifier for those with blood disorders. It lists fluids and syrups including fluid extract dandelion and Compound Karyon, urging readers to mix and take teaspoonful doses after meals and at night. It claims to aid rheumatism and chronic backache and suggests pharmacies supply the ingredients cheaply.
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Mailloux
State Fair
Big Yakima Institution
Harry Jones
Wapato
Lancaster House
L. Davies
Davies
Dr. King
Case
Nicolai
Redfield
Ralph K. Nichols
Attorney AT Law
Opera House
N. Second
North Yakima, Wash
John H. Lynch
Mullins Buiding
Logan H. Roberts
Guy K. Brewster
Oberts
American Surety Co
Empire State Surety Co
Kes Iz. Ditter
J. Lynch, M. D
Mullins
Elis & Nagler
Physicians and Surgeons
Sloan Block
Bas Grees
Ois
N. Natches
Negier
D. David Rosser
Janeck's
Pension Board
Duncan
Anne Lodge NO
F.& AM
BK Scott
W. B. Newcomb
Sea v
M. W
Lambson
W. Lambson
8Rd Ave
Hostein
Valley Nursery
W.D. Ingalls, Prop
R.F.D. No
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